Shocking! US Man threatens to kill ex-boss for not responding to Facebook friend request

Have you heard of someone threatening to murder you, just because you did not accept his/her friends request on Facebook? People often react in an extreme manner if they feel they are being ignored. However, threatening to murder someone is taking it to an all-together new level. Well, this man just got hit by a cruel reality!  

Taking boss-employees relationship to an extreme level, A man hailing from North Dakota in the US, threatened his ex-boss with murder.

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This bizarre incident took place when 29-year-old Caleb Burczyk’s ex- boss did not entertain his friend request on Facebook.

After being ignored by his ex-boss, Instead of moving on, Burczyk threatened to kill his ex-boss and kicked his front door after he didn’t accept his friend request on Facebook after two days.  
As per a report by Williston Herald, Burczyk sent a Facebook friend request to his former employer on December 24. On not getting any response, Burczykhe allegedly began sending his ex-boss threatening messages, including one that read: “Accept my friend request or I’m going to murder you.”

Again when he did not  receive any response from his ex-boss, on December 26, he wrote that ‘there would be ”trouble” if he had to get in his truck and track down the man. Burczyk also allegedly kicked in the front door of his former employer’s house, the Herald reported.

That was not all! He also threatened his ex-boss on other social media platforms, including on Snapchat and posted a photo of himself in a cap and vest with a message saying the victim’s family would need a new door.
 

Surveillance footage from his former boss’ home showed the man who kicked in the door was wearing an identical outfit, according to court documents obtained by the paper, reported New York Post.  

Burczyk was charged with felony counts of burglary and terrorizing in connection to the incident. He is due in court on January 27 for a hearing on the charges against him.